Rifle, pistol, and shotgun shooting on private land — safely, seriously, and in good company. A family-friendly club for citizens who respect the craft. 250 standing members. No more.
Hard cap. Exclusive by design.
Rifle · Pistol · Shotgun
Reserved for the committed
Members keep the club running
From a first-time shooter under a father’s watch to the member zeroing a precision rifle for season — there’s a lane for everyone, every weekend.
Steel at 50, 100, 150, and 300 yards.
Bring your glass and your patience.
Dedicated 50 yard pistol bay.
Steel no closer than 20 yards.
Dedicated skeet and trap ranges.
Pull, break, repeat. Bring friends.
These aren’t suggestions — they’re the price of admission. Ignorance of the rules is never an excuse. Members hold each other accountable, and that’s what keeps this range open.
Everyone on the line — members, guests, kids — wears eye and ear protection at all times.
Muzzles never cross a person. Actions open when not shooting. Rifles racked with empty-chamber flags.
Not on club property. Not legally intoxicated. Family-friendly means family-safe.
Up to five guests per member. Guests sign a waiver. You’re responsible for them.
No large-bore rifles (≥ 50 cal). No cannons, mortars, or exploding targets. Ever.
Any member can and should call a cease-fire if a condition becomes unsafe. Always.
Coffee County Gun Club caps membership at 250 standing members. A one-year probationary period, a mandatory safety briefing, and three annual workdays — that’s what it takes to stay on the roll.
$125 annual dues
$100 annual dues
Twelve scheduled workdays a year. Members are expected at three. Skip your share and you pay in — that’s how 250 people keep a private range in shape.
Quarterly meetings, sanctioned shoots, workdays, and the occasional turkey shoot. Members are notified by email — check your inbox and mark your calendar.
The short answers. The full bylaws are available for members at any time — this is the quick read.
Any responsible, respectable U.S. citizen 21 or older. You’ll undergo a safety briefing and a one-year probationary period. Couples pay one buy-in; both pay annual dues.
Contact our recruiter or president directly (see the Contact page). You’ll be invited to a safety briefing, pay your buy-in and dues, and be issued a brightly colored probationary card that must be displayed on club property.
After one full year in good standing, you may pay $1,250 for lifetime status. Lifetime slots are capped at 50 total — five added per year until the cap is reached.
Yes — up to five guests at a time. All guests must be with you and sign the annual waiver at the club shed. You’re accountable for anything they do.
No shooting before 8 AM, and not later than 30 minutes after official sunset or 8 PM — whichever comes first. Low-light training is available with advance notice by email.
No large-bore rifles — defined as 50 caliber or greater (not counting muzzle loaders). No cannons, mortars, or exploding targets. Steel targets must stay beyond 50 yards on rifle, 20 on pistol.
The club is private — the gate stays locked except during sanctioned events. For a tour or a safety briefing, reach the recruiter first.
We don’t sell memberships online. Recruiter Kathy Davis will walk you through the process, get you on the calendar for a safety briefing, and introduce you to the board.